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2 When Did the First Congress Meet?

3 When Did the First Congress Meet?

4 When Did the First Congress Meet?

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6 Who Was the 1st Continental Congress?

7 Who Was the 1st Continental Congress?

8 Who Was the 1st Continental Congress?

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10 When Did Colonists Get Fired Up?

11 When Did Colonists Get Fired Up?

12 When Did Colonists Get Fired Up?

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14 Who Wrote America’s Declaration

15 Who Wrote America’s Declaration

16 Who Wrote America’s Declaration

17 Who Wrote America’s Declaration

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19 What Did Jefferson Declare in 1776?

20 What Did Jefferson Declare in 1776?

21 What Did Jefferson Declare in 1776?

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23 When Did the Articles of Confederation Start?

24 When Did the Articles of Confederation Start?

25 When Did the Articles of Confederation Start?

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27 Who Ran America’s Confederation?

28 Who Ran America’s Confederation?

29 Who Ran America’s Confederation?

30 Who Ran America’s Confederation?

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32 Did the Confederacy Coin Money?

33 Did the Confederacy Coin Money?

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35 What Replaced the Confederation?

36 What Replaced the Confederation?

37 What Replaced the Confederation?

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